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Revision as of 23:24, 6 August 2006
Welcome to the wiki for Heaven's Mandate, an epic tabletop role playing game of heroic conflict inspired by Chinese literature and wu xia cinema, played with White Wolf Game Studios' Exalted game. This wiki is designed to serve as a "series bible" and resource for the players and GM, to help keep better track of everything that appears in game. Anyone is free to edit the wiki and add to our game.
Contents
Cast of Characters
Bold and Righteous Heroes
- An Oathsworn Circle: The main cast of Heaven's Mandate, a perfect circle of Solar Exalted; the player characters
Traitors Against Heaven
- Sky-Spanning Devils: Those beings, both vile and virtuous, who've come into conflict with our heroes on their journey.
The Brotherhood of Lakes and Rivers
- Spirits of Talent and Virtue: The panoply of characters who've impacted on our heroes' tale. Some are allies and some are neutral; all are colorful.
An Empire Long Divided
- Great Forks: The city of prayer, home of expatriate gods, ruled by three powerful spirits.
- Harborhead: Wild kingdom of the souther jungles.
- The Infinite City: A mobile city and citadel, currently moth-balled beneath a nameless river and protected by sorcerous wards.
- Lookshy: A city-state built around military strength and preparedness; all that remains of the Seventh Legion of the Dragon-Blooded Shogunate.
- The Marukan Alliance: A loose confederation of semi-nomadic horse tribes.
- Celeren: The fire-aspected fortress-manse held by the leading clan of the Alliance.
- Estate of the Nameless Ravine: An obscure tea-growing plantation high in the Marukan Alliance, site of family tragedies, slumbering gods, and momentous oaths.
- Eye of Hiparkes: The network of roads built by Rivers Between Us, at the center of which is God Crossing.
- Flame-bond Forge: The fire aspected forge-manse built by Rivers Between Us and shared with Serrakeen.
- Pagoda of Infinite Strategy: The Solar manse Rivers Between Us created to house Storm of Amber's war college.
- Plum Blossom Retreat: The wood-aspected manse created by Rivers Between Us as a fortress, forge, and school.
- Nexus: Crossroads of the River Province, the city where everything is for sale.
- The Tomb of Keening Spirits: The First Age grave of The Herald of the East, opened by Rivers Between Us, Storm of Amber, and Leaf Shakes the Wind.
- The Realm: The empire astride Creation.
- Sijan: The city of the dead; a grand necropolis where people from all over Creation send their dead to receive the best interment possible.
- Thorns: A former tributary of The Realm that fought the River Province a decade past, now the heart of a Shadowland ruled by the Deathlord Mask of Winters.
- Juggernaut The Mask of Winters' lumbering fortress-behemoth.
Records of the Grand Historian
- The Calendar of the Realm
- Recollections of Tea and Karma
- Battle of the Glass Canyon
- Battle of Breaking Iron
The Book and the Sword
- A Promise to Come:
- Automata [age varies]: Devices constructed by Rivers Between Us for a variety of purposes.
- The Gardener: The first automata constructed by the copper spider, his sole purpose is to serve and protect Marta, his sister. Automaton
- Third-Arm Glaive: A First Age spear, built to rally men in war.
- The Promise: An Orichalcum Grand Daiklave.
Resources
- What else can I Wiki? Wikipedia
- What is a RPG? RPG Wiki
- What is a GM? Game Master
